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L'étude, menée par l'Université de Las Vegas, révèle que les joueurs de casino sont deux fois plus susceptibles de travailler dans des organisations bénévoles que la population générale.
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Az elmúlt években az online kaszinók egyre népszerűbbé váltak szerencsejátékként. Ez a népszerűség nagyrészt az online kaszinók kényelmének és rugalmasságának köszönhető. A világ bármely pontjáról, a nap bármely szakában, bármikor játszhat egy nyerőgépekkel rendelkező online kaszinóban. A nyerőgépek online kaszinókban számos különböző karrierlehetőség áll rendelkezésre. Dolgozhat kaszinójáték-fejlesztőként, új nyerőgépeket és játékokat hozhat létre a játékosok számára. Dolgozhat akár kaszinómenedzserként is, aki a kaszinó napi működéséért felel. Vagy lehet ügyfélszolgálati képviselő, aki támogatást nyújt azoknak a játékosoknak, akiknek segítségre van szükségük a számlájukkal vagy a fogadások megtételével kapcsolatban. Nem számít, milyenek a képességeid és az érdeklődési köröd, valószínűleg találsz állást egy online kaszinóban. Tehát ha izgalmas és kihívásokkal teli karrierre vágysz, fontold meg, hogy szerencsejátékot indíts egy nyerőgépes online kaszinóban.
Une nouvelle étude a révélé que les joueurs de https://casinoscad.com/casino-retrait-rapide/ casino sont plus susceptibles de travailler dans des organisations bénévoles que la population générale. L'étude, menée par l'Université de Las Vegas, révèle que les joueurs de casino sont deux fois plus susceptibles de travailler dans des organisations bénévoles que la population générale. Selon l'étude, les joueurs de casino sont plus susceptibles de travailler dans des organisations bénévoles parce qu'ils sont plus susceptibles d'avoir un sens aigu de la responsabilité sociale. "Nos résultats suggèrent que les joueurs de casino sont plus responsables socialement que la population générale", a déclaré le Dr Benjamin Decker, auteur principal de l'étude. "Cela est probablement dû au fait qu'ils ont un fort sens de la responsabilité sociale.
POLICY & RESEARCH INTERN
About We The People: We The People Action Fund (WTPAF) (501c4), along with and through its sister organization, We The People Michigan (WTPMI) (501c3), works to build a multi-racial, working-class constituency across the state that is engaged in community organizing, the development of leaders, and the building of a unified, proactive agenda rooted in economic, racial, and social justice for all Michiganders. In 2018, people from all corners of Michigan came together to outline The People’s Agenda, a vision for a Michigan in which all people have dignity, that is safe and sustainable, and that protects our democracy and acknowledges our history. Since then, We The People Action Fund and We The People Michigan have been organizing across the state in support of this living, evolving vision.
ROLE SUMMARY
The Policy and Research team seeks an intern for our 2023 summer program. Through policy, organizing, and researched-based training and projects, the intern will gain valuable experiences centered on the role of nonprofit organizations in organizing and the policy process.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Participate in training sessions as organized by the Policy & Research team.
- Increase exposure to current public policy issues in Michigan.
- Conduct research for issues such as affordable housing, driver’s licenses for undocumented folks, environmental justice, corporate power and DTE influence, and other WTPMI campaigns.
- Improve skills in legislative research, policy analysis, understanding of local and state budgets, data analysis, and power-mapping.
- Develop an understanding of WTPMI’s work, vision, and relationships with key partners.
- Recognize the role of policy, research, and organizing to address social justice issues.
- Attend internal and external meetings as part of the Policy & Research team and assist with team-related projects as needed.
- Other duties as assigned.
The ideal intern:
- Is an undergraduate student at a college/university.
- Believes in fighting for economic, racial, and social justice for all.
- Is committed to social justice advocacy, organizing, and policy advocacy.
- Can collaborate with a diverse group of people and integrate with the WTPMI team and partner organizations.
- Has interest in legislative and/or policy research.
- Demonstrates strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Has strong connections to WTPMI campaign issue areas and lived experiences in Michigan.
- Is able to work part-time (20-25 hours per week) between June 5 - August 11, 2023.
WTPAF is a diverse team of people, and we believe that our diversity makes us stronger. As we work to build a multi-racial, working-class constituency across the state, we believe that representation from diverse communities is crucial to our shared success. We also recognize that people who identify as women, trans, non-binary folks, and BIPOC are less likely to apply for jobs unless they believe they meet all qualifications. We believe in leadership potential and development and encourage people from these groups to apply if you meet some but not all of these qualifications.
Work Schedule:
The internship is a 10-week commitment that will take place from June 5 - August 11. Interns are required to commit to working part-time, 20-25 hours per week, during standard business hours with flexibility. WTPMI observes Juneteenth (6/19) and Independence Day (7/4) as holidays.
Location:
Position is hybrid, though the intern must be based in Southeast Michigan and be able to travel to the WTPMI office (2701 Bagley St. Detroit, MI 48216). The schedule is flexible, but we project 1-2 days per week in-person.
Compensation:
This is a part-time temporary position. Interns will be compensated at $17/hr.
To Apply: We invite all interested candidates who are qualified for the internship to apply here. Applications are due by the end of the day on March 31, 2023.
Application Timeline: You will be notified by April 5 if you are invited to a final round interview. Final round interviews over Zoom will take place between April 6 - 11.
Feel free to contact rachel@wethepeoplemi.org if you have any questions!
We The People Michigan is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Women, people of color, persons with disabilities, and LGBTQ people are strongly encouraged to apply.
WESTERN UPPER PENINSULA ORGANIZER
About We The People: We The People Action Fund (WTPAF) (501c4), along with and through its sister organization, We The People Michigan (WTPMI) (501c3), works to build a multi-racial, working-class constituency across the state that is engaged in community organizing, the development of leaders, and the building of a unified, proactive agenda rooted in economic, racial, and social justice for all Michiganders. In 2018, people from all corners of Michigan came together to outline The People’s Agenda, a vision for a Michigan in which all people have dignity, that is safe and sustainable, and that protects our democracy and acknowledges our history. Since then, We The People Action Fund and We The People Michigan have been organizing across the state in support of this living, evolving vision.
ROLE SUMMARY
WTPAF seeks a full-time organizer that will work to develop relationships with community members in Michigan’s Western Upper Peninsula. The organizer will work to build a chapter of volunteer leaders that will build and run community organizing campaigns. The chapter will provide a community and political home for Indigenous and working class people that is values-centered, where members deepen their political analysis and sharpen community organizing skills by engaging in campaign work. The Western Upper Peninsula Organizer will report to the Rural Organizing Director.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Support the construction of a functioning chapter that can build and drive organizing campaigns, with the necessary committees and structures to hold regular meetings for learning, strategizing, action, and fellowship;
- Leverage community organizing skills, such as personal narrative, recruitment, coaching, etc. to achieve this;
- Recruit members and invest in their leadership skills and understanding, using organizing activities like one-to-ones, house meetings, listening sessions, trainings, etc;
- Cultivate a values-aligned culture within the chapter that accounts for rights and responsibilities of the membership;
- Support members in building their own teams;
- Work to execute goals and metrics set forth by WTPAF;
- Other duties as assigned.
THE IDEAL CANDIDATE:
- A deep commitment to the values and vision of WTPAF.
- A natural sense of curiosity about people and the ability to relate to them.
- Skill in connecting personal experience with historical and political context.
- Ability to pay attention to the details, be vigilant about tracking goal progress and meet deadlines.
- Willingness to speak up, suggest new ideas, receive feedback, and adjust plans accordingly to ensure successful completion of goals.
- A relational leader and good team player, able to work well with others in a collaborative setting and motivate diverse groups of people.
- Experience initiating conversations with community members about their stories, hopes, fears and challenges with a willingness to be bold in conversations with strangers and volunteers.
- Computer literacy and experience with MS Office and Google Suite.
- Excellent communication skills through a variety of channels, including written and oral.
- Previous organizing experience is preferred.
- Previous training in community organizing is helpful.
WTPAF is a diverse team of people, and we believe that our diversity makes us stronger. As we work to build a multi-racial, working-class constituency across the state, we believe that representation from diverse communities is crucial to our shared success. We also recognize that people who identify as women, trans, non-binary folks, and BIPOC are less likely to apply for jobs unless they believe they meet all qualifications. We believe in leadership potential and development and encourage people from these groups to apply if you meet some but not all of these qualifications.
Work Schedule and Location: Western Upper Peninsula of Michigan (Marquette, Menominee, Dickinson, Iron, Baraga, Houghton, Keweenaw, Ontonagon, or Gogebic Counties). Our work schedule is standard business hours with flexibility. Evenings and weekends may be required. There will be regular travel around the Upper Peninsula, and prolonged periods of sitting in a car and driving. Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at times.
Compensation: This is a full-time permanent position with a salary range of $50,000-55,000 annually, commensurate with experience. Salaries are adjusted based on federal COLA at the end of each year, not to exceed 5% (budget permitting); and staff have the opportunity to increase their level and pay each year based on an evaluation of their skills.
Benefits include 100% coverage of health insurance for employees and 75% coverage of eligible family members; 100% coverage of dental and vision for employees and eligible family members; 401(k) with a 5% employer match; and a generous PTO package, including a minimum of 24 paid days off per year for holidays and observances, and 2 weeks paid vacation.
WTPAF is currently negotiating its first collective bargaining agreement with We The Workers Union of We The People - MI. They will be represented by the Newspaper Guild of Detroit, Local 34022. The person hired for this position will likely become a member of the bargaining unit.
To Apply: Send a cover letter and resume to wtpjobs@wethepeoplemi.org with the subject line “Western Upper Peninsula Organizer” by April 3, 2023.
We The People Michigan is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Women, people of color, persons with disabilities, and LGBTQ people are strongly encouraged to apply.
NORTHERN MICHIGAN ORGANIZER
About We The People: We The People Action Fund (WTPAF) (501c4), along with and through its sister organization, We The People Michigan (WTPMI) (501c3), works to build a multi-racial, working-class constituency across the state that is engaged in community organizing, the development of leaders, and the building of a unified, proactive agenda rooted in economic, racial, and social justice for all Michiganders. In 2018, people from all corners of Michigan came together to outline The People’s Agenda, a vision for a Michigan in which all people have dignity, that is safe and sustainable, and that protects our democracy and acknowledges our history. Since then, We The People Action Fund and We The People Michigan have been organizing across the state in support of this living, evolving vision.
ROLE SUMMARY
WTPAF seeks a full-time organizer that will work to develop relationships with community members in Northern Michigan, with a focus in Grand Traverse and Leelanau Counties. The organizer will work to build a chapter of volunteer leaders in Northern Michigan that will build and run community organizing campaigns. The chapter will provide a community and political home for Indigenous and working class people that is values-centered, where members deepen their political analysis and sharpen community organizing skills by engaging in campaign work. The Northern Michigan Organizer will report to the Rural Organizing Director.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Support the construction of a functioning chapter that can build and drive organizing campaigns, with the necessary committees and structures to hold regular meetings for learning, strategizing, action, and fellowship;
- Leverage community organizing skills, such as personal narrative, recruitment, coaching, etc. to achieve this;
- Recruit members and invest in their leadership skills and understanding, using organizing activities like one-to-ones, house meetings, listening sessions, trainings, etc;
- Cultivate a values-aligned culture within the chapter that accounts for rights and responsibilities of the membership;
- Support members in building their own teams;
- Work to execute goals and metrics set forth by WTPAF;
- Other duties as assigned.
THE IDEAL CANDIDATE:
- A deep commitment to the values and vision of WTPAF.
- A natural sense of curiosity about people and the ability to relate to them.
- Skill in connecting personal experience with historical and political context.
- Ability to pay attention to the details, be vigilant about tracking goal progress and meet deadlines.
- Willingness to speak up, suggest new ideas, receive feedback, and adjust plans accordingly to ensure successful completion of goals.
- A relational leader and good team player, able to work well with others in a collaborative setting and motivate diverse groups of people.
- Experience initiating conversations with community members about their stories, hopes, fears and challenges with a willingness to be bold in conversations with strangers and volunteers.
- Computer literacy and experience with MS Office and Google Suite.
- Excellent communication skills through a variety of channels, including written and oral.
- Previous organizing experience is preferred.
- Previous training in community organizing is helpful.
WTPAF is a diverse team of people, and we believe that our diversity makes us stronger. As we work to build a multi-racial, working-class constituency across the state, we believe that representation from diverse communities is crucial to our shared success. We also recognize that people who identify as women, trans, non-binary folks, and BIPOC are less likely to apply for jobs unless they believe they meet all qualifications. We believe in leadership potential and development and encourage people from these groups to apply if you meet some but not all of these qualifications.
Work Schedule and Location: Grand Traverse and Leelanau County, MI area. Our work schedule is standard business hours with flexibility. Evenings and weekends may be required. There may be occasional travel around the State of Michigan, and prolonged periods of sitting in a car and driving. Must be able to lift up to 15 pounds at times.
Compensation: This is a full-time permanent position with a salary range of $50,000-55,000 annually, commensurate with experience. Salaries are adjusted based on federal COLA at the end of each year, not to exceed 5% (budget permitting); and staff have the opportunity to increase their level and pay each year based on an evaluation of their skills.
Benefits include 100% coverage of health insurance for employees and 75% coverage of eligible family members; 100% coverage of dental and vision for employees and eligible family members; 401(k) with a 5% employer match; and a generous PTO package, including a minimum of 24 paid days off per year for holidays and observances, and 2 weeks paid vacation.
WTPAF is currently negotiating its first collective bargaining agreement with We The Workers Union of We The People - MI. They will be represented by the Newspaper Guild of Detroit, Local 34022. The person hired for this position will likely become a member of the bargaining unit.
To Apply: Send a cover letter and resume to wtpjobs@wethepeoplemi.org with the subject line “Northern Michigan Organizer” by April 3, 2023.
We The People Michigan is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Women, people of color, persons with disabilities, and LGBTQ people are strongly encouraged to apply.